Highland 95013 Black Three-Pocket Storage Net

Comment: As a father of a 5-year old, I find it quite useful keeping my Sonata's trunk tidy. Used the existing hooks in my Sonata; no drilling, no glueing. Just be careful that things with zippers (e.g., my son's lunchbox) does not get tangled with the mesh.

Comment: I love this cargo net. We live in the mountains and have to go down the mountain to buy groceries. I used to have food sliding all over the place all the way up the mountain on our way home. When I would open the back of my RAV4, they would fall out of the car at me. This is not good when you have eggs and glass jars, etc. The cargo net holds everything in the place where I put it. I thought I might not be able to fit as many things with the net in place, but the opposite is true. It stretches around my stuff and I can cram even more things in than ever before!

Comment: I've got a Chevy Traverse and had a hard time finding a net that worked well. This one does just what I needed it to do. I just hook the 2 loops to my existing hooks and it holds up just fine. Although, it came with adhesive hooks they did not stick to the rough texture of the interior panels. I choose not to use the bolts that it came with because I did'nt want to alter the interior permanently. Overall it does the job and I take it down when not in use.

Comment: It works. It is easy to insert bags of purchases since the top is already open; it does not take one hand to keep the top open and another hand to lower bag into pocket. There are three pockets so that multiple bags do not gravitate to the sagging center. It can be disconnected at three of the four connection points, lowered in place to the cargo floor, and items lifted over the net and put forward of the net. Then the net can be reattached for use. This allows easy access for the larger, heavier items sitting forward in the cargo area. It is used in a GMC Acadia. For the two forward connection points it uses two existing "clips" rather than sticking on the included adhesive backed hooks. .

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Comment: Easy to install properly(if you have access to the correct power/cordless tools correct tools.